Bi Ye (1916-2008)

Old name Huang Chaoyang, born in February 1916, from Dapu, Guangdong. Modern writer and essayist. He once served as a director of the Chengdu branch of the All-China Literary and Art Circles Anti-Enemy Association and the editor-in-chief of Mangyuan Publishing House. He once taught at the School of Art of Northern University in the Shanxi-Hebei-Shandong-Henan Border Region and the School of Literature and Art of North China University. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as a creative writer of the Central Institute of Literature, a director of the third and fourth sessions of the Chinese Writers Association, and vice chairman of the Hubei branch. Biye's works are based on the era of singing heroes and are full of hope and blessings for a new life. Metaphors, antithesis, parallelism, and personification are commonly used rhetorical devices by Biye to create a rhythmic artistic realm. He is the author of prose collections such as "In the Kazakh Pasture", "Love in the Green Mountains", "Moon Lake" and "Selected Prose of Biye".

Liu Xia (February 28, 1942 ~ February 8, 2003)

Penname is Xing Linzi, Liu Xia is a well-known writer in Taiwan and has an honorary doctorate from Jingyi University. Consultant and volunteer group leader of the Disability Service Center of the Ministry of the Interior; Counselor of the Community Development Experimental Center of Taipei South Airport; Founder of the Eden Disability Welfare Foundation; Founding Chairman of the People's Republic of China and the National Disability Alliance; when he was twelve years old Suffering from a rare form of "rheumatoid arthritis", his hands and feet were swollen and painful at the onset, making it difficult to move. Since then, he has been suffering from physical and mental pain. The work "Life Life" has been selected into the 19th lesson of the People's Education Press textbook for the fourth grade of primary school Chinese. When Liu Xia was 61 years old, he fell down the stairs at home and died due to poor care of his Filipino maid. Liu Xia is a writer who does not surrender to fate. Although she has passed away, she still lives in the hearts of readers.

Shu Qingchun (February 3, 1899 ~ August 24, 1966)

Lao She, also known as Sheyu, was born on February 3, 1899 in Xiaoyangquan Hutong, Xicheng, Beijing (now known as Xiaoyangjia Hutong) is a Manchu urban poor family. A famous modern writer and outstanding language master, he is known as the "people's artist". Manchu Zhenghong Banner, native of Beijing. His father was a Manchu guard. He was killed in the street fighting when the Eight-Power Allied Forces attacked Beijing. The pseudonym Lao She was first used in the novel "Lao Zhang's Philosophy". Other pseudonyms include She Yu , Jie Qing, Jie Yu, Feiwo, Honglai, etc. A modern Chinese novelist, dramatist, and famous writer. He once served as a primary school principal, a middle school teacher, and a university professor.

Haruki Murakami (born in Kyoto, Japan on January 12, 1949)

Japanese novelist and American literary translator. He started writing at the age of 29. His first work, "Listen to the Wind Sing", won the Japan Newcomer Award. In 1987, his fifth novel "Norwegian Wood" sold four million copies in Japan, widely causing the "Murakami phenomenon". Haruki Murakami's works show a light tone of writing style that is deeply influenced by European and American writers, and rarely have the gloomy and heavy writing style of post-war Japan. He is known as the first pure "writer of the post-World War II period" and hailed as Japan's literary standard-bearer in the 1980s.

Han Han was born on September 23, 1982 in Jinshan, Shanghai, China.

Chinese professional rally and track racing driver, writer, editor-in-chief of "Solo" magazine, and involved in music creation. In 1998, he won the first prize in the "New Concept" Essay Contest with "Peeping People in a Cup". Han Han began writing the novel "Three Gates" in March 1999. Since its publication, it has sold more than 1.9 million copies. He is currently a professional racing driver for the Shanghai Volkswagen 333 team. In April 2010, he was selected as one of the "100 Most Influential People in the World" by Time Magazine. Many people are willing to call him the leader of the post-80s generation, because he is the most famous person born in the 80s and the earliest representative of the post-80s generation.

Cheng Hao, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty

Bochun, known as Mr. Mingdao, was originally from Henan Prefecture and was born in Huangpi County, Hubei Province. A great Confucian of the Song Dynasty, a Neo-Confucianist and educator, he was awarded the title of "Sage" and was enshrined in the 38th place in the east veranda of the Confucius Temple. He and Cheng Yi are brothers and are known as "Er Cheng" in the world. In his early years, "Er Cheng" studied under Zhou Dunyi, the founder of Neo-Confucianism, and established his own Neo-Confucian system during the reign of Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty, Zhao Xu. His family has been an official for many generations. His great-grandfather Cheng Xizhen served as Minister Yubu Yuanwailang, and his grandfather Cheng Yu once served as the magistrate of Huangpi County. He was gifted to Kaifu Yitong and the three ministers of the Ministry of Libu, and died in this county. His father, Cheng Jue, was too young to return to his hometown, so he lived in Huangpi. He served as a county lieutenant in Huangpi County and later became a doctor in Taizhong. Er Cheng was born when his father was a captain in Huangpi County. He was deeply influenced by his family's education since childhood, and was especially influenced by his father Cheng Jue in political thought. He was famous for his non-Wang Anshi's new laws. Choose one!

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